Boogey Man

I was crossing mallam junction road today and I saw this, and I was like God where did I pass when you were molding my azz😭😭😭

Mini cash loans between siblings >>>

Ohhh funny experience 😂😂 Accepted this gig was been paid in token about $50 bi-weekly… token dumped over the span of 3 months and I was been paid just about $40 monthly 😂😂 A friend put me on to a gig of $300 weekly i didn’t even waste my energy again 😭😭

Me saying goodbye to my first job the one that accepted me when I had no experience but knowing I had to move on for a better life:

~How to fine 5 early projects daily~ Normally when people make posts like this, they just give you an account or platform to check so you can find new projects. But In this post I’ll be explaining how I’ve been able to find numerous projects my self go on to secure multiple gigs, and how you can also notice patterns and create your own strategy 🔻 ~ Importance of picking a niche ~ First of all, it’s important to pick a niche before you start searching for job opportunities. We all know the various niches, so no need to bore ourselves by listing them. It’s important to do this so you know the kind of projects you’re looking for before going ahead to find patterns. For example, a shiller has almost nothing to do with a deep tech product So find your niche and know which kind of projects would need your services. ~ Make sure you know what you say you do ~ If you don’t know what you claim you do, then it’s pointless searching for jobs. Even if you think you do, make sure you have some proof. You might ask: what if you haven’t gotten a gig yet and this is your first one? I’d say you can do initial value, you can check the quoted post, I gave a detailed expansion on the FV (free value) strategy. ~ Patterns I have noticed and used to secure gigs ~ I’ve noticed a handful of patterns, but I don’t really have names for them. I’ll only share 2 so this doesn’t get too long > From audit firms In the trustless industry we find ourselves in, I noticed projects try to use any means possible to make it easier for investors to trust them. So it makes sense to look at agencies that offer some form of credible backing (audit firms). Find top audit agencies like @ AssureDefi, and when they conclude an audit for a project, you can find other agencies and follow up. These projects are usually startups trying to build trust you can work with that. > Comment sections of special accounts This is my personal favorite, new projects tend to comment (shill themselves) in the comment sections of ☞ ecosystem KOLs ☞ ecosystem accounts ☞ centralized exchanges etc. For example •@ MEXC • @ solana •@ SolanaSensei •@ binance •@ kucoincom Most new project accounts are handled by the founders, so they do what makes sense to them show up in the CS of key accounts to get their Attention I personally think it’s a smart move, as a founder if you do this and your tek is good, you can get a reply, and that’s a win. I noticed this pattern while using the hashtag strategy we all know. If you’re not familiar with it, I’ll make a post about it if this hits 1M likes :)) ~ How to notice your own pattern ~ To notice patterns, you have to be very observant, Here’s a playbook I made: ☞ what kind of projects am I searching for (already covered at the beginning) ☞ what do they do or need at the stage I want to find them The truth is, not every service is for early stage projects, some are for growing projects, while others are for mature ones. So find what projects do at the stage where they’ll need your services. ☞ find who or what provides that thing and leverage it For example, mature projects tend to show up at IRL events to showcase their products. So you can search for upcoming IRL events and follow up from there. ~ Diamonds

Mehn, seeing more videos from Michael Jackson’s concert before social media was a thing There can never be another him.